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Erratum

Pages 82-83 | Published online: 09 Mar 2010
This article refers to:
The STAR Program: A Description and Analysis of a Multifaceted Early Intervention for Young Children with a Diagnosis of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

In the article “The STAR Program: A Description and Analysis of a Multifaceted Early Intervention for Young Children with a Diagnosis of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder,” by Northup et al. (2009), published in Child & Family Behavior Therapy 31(2), 75–93, Figures and appeared with the captions reversed. The figures with their correct captions are as follows:

FIGURE 1 Comparison of disruptive behavior for placebo and active stimulant medication with 4 boys across reprimand and time-out conditions. Adapted from Northup et al. (1999).

FIGURE 1 Comparison of disruptive behavior for placebo and active stimulant medication with 4 boys across reprimand and time-out conditions. Adapted from Northup et al. (1999).

FIGURE 2 Percent of intervals of disruptive behavior for a common functional analysis (top panel), for a common medication evaluation (middle panel), and for a treatment evaluation of the separate and combined effects of medication and a behavioral treatment (lower panel).

FIGURE 2 Percent of intervals of disruptive behavior for a common functional analysis (top panel), for a common medication evaluation (middle panel), and for a treatment evaluation of the separate and combined effects of medication and a behavioral treatment (lower panel).

The authors and publisher regret this error.

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